Scio 60, Santiam 0

Scio running running back Coulter Mastenbroek ran for five touchdowns as the Loggers finished an unbeaten regular season with a dominating 60-0 win over visiting Santiam.

The Loggers (10-0, 5-0 Tri-River Conference) will host the No. 3 seed from the Blue Mountain Conference next weekend in the first round of the 2A state playoffs.

Against Santiam, the Loggers built a 24-0 halftime lead and then put the game away with 30 fourth-quarter points.

Mastenbroek gained 242 yards on just 12 carries.

Trevor Summerlin added 78 yards on 11 carries for the Loggers.

Scio 60, Santiam 0

Santiam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 0 - 0

Scio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 16 30 6 - 60

First quarter

Scio - Coulter Mastenbroek 17 run (Trevor Summerlin run), 1:20

Second quarter

Scio - Brandon Rezentes 3 run (Summerlin run), 4:40

Scio - Mastenbroek 50 run (Rezentes run), :52

Third quarter

Scio - Mastenbroek 24 run (Summerlin run), 10:33

Scio - Mastenbroek 34 run (Summerlin run), 7:35

Scio - Mastenbroek 62 run (NateJones run), 1:45

Scio - Shawn Pelroy 43 fumble return (run failed), :30

Fourth quarter

Scio - Josh Rieger 8 run (run failed), 0:00

Lebanon 30, Dallas 7

The Warriors had already clinched a playoff spot, but earned the No. 3 spot from the Mid-Willamette Confernce with the road victory.

"They were excited about the thought of being able to host a playoff game again," said Lebanon coach Rob Allen.

The Warriors (5-5, 4-3) will host Glencoe next Friday.

"Glencoe has really got things going now," Allen said. "I've been watching their scores and we've done some scouting. They're definitely a very, very good team."

The Warriors bounced back from the loss to Woodburn two weeks ago to close out their schedule with consecutive victories over Silverton and Dallas.

Lebanon 30, Dallas 7

Lebanon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 18 0 6 - 30

Dallas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 7 0 0 - 7

First quarter

L-Ben Duerr 1 run (kick failed)

Second quarter

L-Josiah Olson 3 run (pass failed)

D-Scotty McKinley 16 run (kick good)

L-Duerr 17 run (run failed)

L-Olson 12 run (pass failed)

Fourth quarter

L-Adam Colwell 27 run (kick failed)

Junction City 43, Sweet Home 30

With the No. 2 spot in the ValCo standings secured, Sweet Home ended the regular season with a nonconference loss at Junction City.

Huskies quarterback Tyler Holly threw four touchdown passes, three caught by Sean Potter, but Sweet Home couldn't keep up after falling behind 16-0.

"We came out really flat and they scored on their first two possessions to put us in a hole," said Sweet Home coach Rob Younger. "I'm pretty proud of how the kids competed and battled back ... I just hope they learned to come out and start football games a little better."

Sweet Home finishes the regular season at 7-3 overall (3-1 in ValCo play) and will host LaGrande (2-7, 1-2), the No. 3 team out of the Greater Oregon Conference, next Friday to open the 4A state playoffs.

Junction City 43, Sweet Home 30

Sweet Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 16 14 0 - 30

Junction City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 16 7 6 - 43

First quarter

JC - James Lee 5 run (Chad Simmons kick)

JC - Simmons 15 run (Simmons kick)

Second quarter

JC - Safety

SH - Tim McDowell 23 pass from Tyler Holly (Levi Marchbanks pass from Holly)

JC -James Degroat 32 pass from Aaron Likens (Simmons kick)

SH - Sean Potter 12 pass from Holly (Santana run)

JC - Brett Bay 33 pass from Likens (Simmons kick)

Third quarter

JC - Lee 5 run (Simmons kick)

SH - Potter 25 pass from Holly (kick failed)

SH - Potter 5 pass from Holly (Marchbanks pass from Holly)

Fourth quarter

JC - Lee 2 run (kick failed)

Individual statistics

RUSHING: Sweet Home, 22-68, Brett Moyer 9-38; Junction City, 52-313, James Lee 24-161.

PASSING: Sweet Home, Holly 15-35-2 198; Junction City, Likens 8-16-1 125.

RECEIVING: Sweet Home, Potter 5-57, McDowell 2-53, Taylor Tagle 4-70; Junction City, James Degroat 4-71.

Sheridan 48, Jefferson 28

The Lions had the fourth seed from the PacWest Conference wrapped up before their trip to Sheridan for a nonconference game to finish out the regular season.

Jefferson coach David Bailey said the final score was deceiving.

The Lions trailed 28-20 entering the fourth quarter when Bailey substituted out most of his starters, looking ahead to next week's game at Vale on Saturday, Nov. 14.

Creswell 35, Harrisburg 20

Harrisburg suffered a PacWest defeat at home against Creswell in its final game of the season.

Ryan Lynch led the Eagles with 66 yards rushing and a touchdown.

Harrisburg ends the year at 2-6 overall and 1-5 in league play.

CRESWELL 35, HARRISBURG 20

Harrisburg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 0 6 7 - 20

Creswell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 14 7 7 - 35

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

Rushing: Harrisburg, Lynch 11-66; A. Strutz 8-45; Creswell, Z. Maillard 26-185, E. Weber 19-85